Are you a new homeowner in the Hudson Valley? Do you have questions about where to start when making an existing garden your own? This podcast episode of Nature Calls: Conversations from the Hudson Valley might just be a great place to start. Realtor and Master Gardener Volunteer Candidate, Eileen Goble, provides lots of good suggestions.
Assessing what is already planted, meeting your wildlife neighbors, watching how much sun or shade your property gets during different times of the year, testing your soil, determining how much effort you are willing to put into maintenance, and understanding what will grow in this New York climate, are all things to think about before you dig in and start planting. Whether you are thinking about annuals, perennials, shrubs or trees, making an investment in time to plan your new landscape will pay off in years to come.
Hosts: Tim Kennelty and Jean Thomas
Guest: Eileen Goble
Production Support: Linda Aydlett and Teresa Golden
Resources: Master Gardener Volunteers of Columbia and Greene Counties ; Moved house? First steps to sort out your garden
Sandra Linnell
Community Horticulture Program Coordinator
sml334@cornell.edu
(518) 828-3346 ext 106
Last updated September 12, 2022